r/skulls

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In process… covering beaver skull by glass beads

u/UbeykaArt — 12 hours ago
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Maned wolf and spotted seal skull

Latest replica skulls I made — just fresh out of the printer, no painting or finishing work yet. I’m curious what people think a replica skull of this quality would realistically be worth. Also, do you think it’s worth spending a huge amount of extra time and money on details like internal nasal structures (turbinates), bone-like surface texture, and other anatomical refinements? Or are most collectors already satisfied with accurate overall proportions and shape? Would love to hear opinions from collectors, artists, and other replica makers.

u/leonskull0423 — 1 day ago
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Is this human remains?

Ok my fellow redditors- just saw this in the news. The article talks about “possible” human remains but to me I think it’s 100% clearly human remains. What do we think?

u/Born_Towel9741 — 2 days ago
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What Is Microcephaly? How Brain Development Shapes the Skull

u/TheBoneMuseum — 3 days ago
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Babirusa self destruction

Finally got round to resculting my Babirusa with brain piercing tusk. Next job is to paint it for ultra realism.

u/Bulky-Mango-5287 — 3 days ago
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Griffon vulture (Gyps fulvus). Fowl found dead in 1990 and recovered the skull.

u/chapitudenaturaka — 3 days ago
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Skull of rape

Good morning. I'm showing you an anglerfish (Lophius piscatorius) skull, after several weeks of work to get it ready.

u/chapitudenaturaka — 4 days ago
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I made a free browser game where you identify animals by their skulls, would love to share it with this community

I've been building this thing called Skulled for a while now and figured this crowd might actually appreciate it. I shared it here a few months ago but have made a ton of improvements since then so wanted to bring it back.

It works like Wordle but for skulls: every day there's a new skull and you try to identify the animal. There are different modes to play with it, classic with multiple choice, speedrun, skull match, progressive taxonomy, and your score goes to a global leaderboard. There's also a free play mode if you just want to practice at your own pace.

500+ species in the database so far. I keep adding more.

It's free, no account needed, works on mobile too. Would love to hear what you think!

(Mods: if links aren't cool in comments, feel free to remove them but keep the post up if you can!)

u/Own-Yam1965 — 5 days ago
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«Gold bug», I love designing my Art from things which gathered on beaches of ocean

u/UbeykaArt — 4 days ago
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partial skull identification

Hi, im currently in kenya and found this partial in Garissa county near(ish) a river i found a complete warthog skull but i have absolutely no clue what this any help would be appreciated (let me know id you need clearer photos)

u/HostileWilly — 5 days ago
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My grandparents have this hung up in their cabin. Thought it would be cool to show. I believe it's an Elk

u/zxrirxse — 5 days ago
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DNA Reveals Famous Outlaw's Skeleton Was Mislabeled for 220 Years

u/TheBoneMuseum — 6 days ago
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I wasn’t prepared for the true scale of this domestic pig mandible

Bought this beauty for £26.21 including postage from a seller on eBay. At ~33cm long it’s currently my largest bone-it would be pretty amazing to see the full skull lol

Please excuse the lack of organisation and the almost empty print trays in the background, I’ve had A Level mocks exams over the past couple of weeks, so haven’t been able to get them sorted properly

Bonus shots of the mandible with the juvenile domestic pig skull I found in November of 2020-domestication’s weird sometimes

u/Roadkillgoblin_2 — 7 days ago
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Disappointed in my Zoo

Its not ALWAYS a racoon... They even had a racoon skull on the shelf above this, but it was missing the jaw and unlabled. 🦦

u/Put-The-Ass-In-Grass — 8 days ago
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Found this in Canada

Fairly certain it’s a deer but not really trying to ID I just think it’s neat, was wondering how to clean it and if I need to worry about the zigzagging cracks?

u/lagrandeviper — 7 days ago
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Big cat? In Arizona…

We have another skull in the collection that we don’t know what it is. Any help is appreciated! We are in Scottsdale, Arizona, if that helps!

u/One-Assignment-359 — 7 days ago